Binance stablecoin inflows strengthen as Bitcoin holds $75,000
Stablecoin liquidity is returning to Binance after months of withdrawals, offering a tentative sign of stronger buying capacity as Bitcoin remains above $75,000. CryptoQuant data show Binance recorded more than $1 billion in net stablecoin inflows during August, reversing part of the persistent drain from cryptocurrency exchanges that had characterised much of 2026. Bitcoin was trading around…
Binance observed a significant influx of over $1 billion in net stablecoin inflows during August, reversing a prolonged trend of withdrawals that had plagued cryptocurrency exchanges since 2026. Bitcoin, currently valued around $77,300, remains above the $75,000 mark, which was last seen on September 12. Stablecoins, such as Tether’s USDT and Circle’s USDC, serve as essential settlement assets and trading collateral.
This influx in Binance's stablecoin reserves indicates a tentative recovery in buying capacity, though it does not necessarily translate into immediate buying activity. Despite recording approximately $5.1 billion in net stablecoin outflows since the beginning of the year, Binance still accounts for around 71% of stablecoin flows across the major exchanges.
The broader exchange landscape remains mixed, with stablecoin inflows across platforms rising to about $4.1 billion in a single monitored day, with Binance leading and Coinbase trailing closely behind. While Bitcoin's ability to hold above $75,000 provides a boost to the market, the improvement in stablecoin liquidity remains partial.
CryptoQuant data indicates that the 30-day average net flow of ERC-20 stablecoins to exchanges turned positive on September 1 after 113 days of net outflows. However, this positive trend has not yet confirmed a durable expansion in market liquidity.
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